
Iyad Jamal Al-Din
@Ayadjamaladdin · Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Yemen
Iyad Jamal Al-Din is an Iraqi politician.
Confronting the (Greater Israel) project.. It is centered on ؛ the genuine, serious pursuit of creating a (totalitarian, oppressive state).. A state with strict laws imposed on the people by the force of law.. National dress, the national language, and opposition to Westernization in all its manifestations. And uprooting the factional parties that want to divide the country and weaken the state..
Translated from ArabicGood tidings from Yemen.. The unification of Yemen under the rule of the capital (Sana'a).. This will be the most important step toward destroying the (Greater Israel) project. The (Greater Israel) project entails; (dismantling) the Arab states and creating paralyzed states in which there can be no single decision.. as is the case in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Libya, and Sudan, etc.
Translated from ArabicTurkey and the Muslim Brotherhood... Without a doubt, they are intervening; rather, it is their real battle to establish the new (Ikhwanist Ottoman Empire)... Pakistan; it will intervene only through the media... Pakistan has close relations with China and will not allow the (American axis) to control the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Translated from ArabicSay: the American position. Do not say: the international position. The world today is divided into two axes; the American-Western axis and its allies. And the Eastern axis formed by Iran, Russia, China, North Korea and their allies. No distortion of awareness. Do not repeat the term (the international position)
Translated from ArabicRussia, China, Iran, and North Korea; will never allow.. the (American axis) to control the Bab al-Mandab Strait. The (American axis) is made up of America, NATO, the Gulf states, the (Muslim Brotherhood), Turkey, etc. This is (World War III). Either you are with the (American axis) or with the (eastern axis).
Translated from ArabicJoin a (Husseini procession) to serve the visitors of Hussein, peace be upon him, to eliminate the diseases of arrogance and conceit, and the diseases of fear and stinginess and other psychological diseases.. All you have to do is join the (Servants of Hussein), peace be upon him. (Processions serving the visitors of Hussein, peace be upon him) are the greatest schools of (practical gnosis).
Translated from ArabicAnd I think that one of the reasons for that is their geographical and social proximity to Hadramout, which is one of the ancient lands of Sufism..
Translated from Arabic(Asceticism) is the elementary stage of (Sufi conduct). Every Sufi must be ascetic. But not every ascetic is a Sufi. And true (asceticism) today is resisting the capitalist consumer lifestyle in all aspects of conduct. As for the (Ibadis), they are peaceful people today. And I see among some of them a leaning toward Sufism..
Translated from ArabicThen Abu al-Aswad al-Du'ali taught the pride of the nation, indeed one of the glories of humankind—I mean al-Khalil ibn Ahmad al-Farahidi, the Shiite Rafidi. This al-Khalil was Sibawayh's teacher. Al-Khalil compiled the first dictionary of the Arabic language. It was the first dictionary on earth; before the Book of al-'Ayn, humanity knew nothing called a dictionary in any language in the world.
Translated from ArabicSo Imam Ali, peace be upon him, laid the foundations of a new science that had not been known before and said: Speech is a noun, a verb, and something that is neither a verb nor a noun… Scholars differ in their knowledge of it. By this, peace be upon him, he meant the particle, which is one of the most important subjects in the science of grammar. Then he said to Abu al-Aswad: Follow this grammar… meaning, follow this pattern… and that is why the science of grammar was so named
Translated from ArabicThe first science of grammar in the entire world was Arabic grammar. Humans did not establish grammar for any of their languages. Imam Ali, peace be upon him, was the first person to invent the science of grammar. Centuries later, other people invented grammar for their languages. Abu al-Aswad al-Duʾali complained that his daughter’s speech might change and that she had lost her eloquence because of mingling with non-Arabs.
Translated from ArabicOur goal was to overthrow Saddam and eliminate the (Sunni rule) in Iraq forever. This goal has been achieved, praise be to God. The second goal was to establish a system of government that was secular on the outside and Shiite on the inside. Unfortunately, this goal was not achieved because of the meddling of the Revolutionary Guard and the opposition of the intelligence faction. It was the greatest opportunity in the entire history of Iraq..
Translated from ArabicIn the beginning; America and Israel demanded (the removal of) Hamas’s weapons. Now; they want to prevent even (the kites)!!! In Iraq and Lebanon..they now want (the removal of) the weapons.. And afterward..they will demand that (the kites) be banned.. And afterward..they will demand that you (remove) everything.. He who has no weapon is humiliated
Translated from Arabic1 Did America make a mistake in its war against Iran? Perhaps some people think that America made a mistake because of the contradictory statements by President Trump and other American officials, and their objectives changing every hour. Sometimes he says our goal is to overthrow the regime, and sometimes he says our goal is to open the Strait of Hormuz. This makes people think that America entered the war without an objective
Translated from ArabicAnyone who consciously examines the history of Arab women in the pre-Islamic era will notice that the Arab women of that time had nothing but envy, jealousy, and misery. And he will notice that a man's marrying more than one woman was the norm. Aisha and Hafsa's envy and jealousy (unlike all the women of their era) are strong evidence that the two sheikhs were not Arabs, but rather Jews.
Translated from ArabicAs for the women of the Ahl al-Bayt, peace and blessings of God be upon them... no human being can be compared to them, male or female. But among the (Sunni) women, Sayyida Fatima al-Qurtubiyya attained the highest ranks. She was the shaykha and teacher of the most famous Sufi, Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi.
Translated from ArabicMany centuries after that, the Sufi poets imitated the earliest Arab poets, as though the Sufis too (were jealous) of their beloved, which is (the Muhammadan Reality), so they do not explicitly name their beloved, just as the poets of the late pre-Islamic period and the beginning of the first Hijri century used to do…
Translated from ArabicThe first to begin using expressions in love poetry suggesting that their beloved was not a (woman) were the non-Sufi poets.. Arab poets at the beginning of the first Hijri century began referring to their beloved as the (sarha) of the neighborhood, meaning the tree, and then used the (masculine pronoun), in order to protect their beloved’s name and so that her reputation would not be tarnished or she would be suspected.
Translated from ArabicThe forbidden interpretation based on personal opinion is the use of verses from the Holy Quran to promote the opinions and whims of the hypocrites, as the (Wahhabis), may God curse them, do: they cite verses from the Holy Quran to promote their whims and political and factional positions. As for what the esteemed (al-Sharif al-Idrisi) mentioned, it is a pure understanding of the hadith of the Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him and his family.
Translated from ArabicThere you are—you interpreted (the Two Holy Sanctuaries) as the sound innate dispositions safeguarded by monotheism and guardianship… What an excellent interpretation.
Translated from ArabicAmerica demolished (the nation-state). And America demolished (the borders) between states. And America crushed (international law). And America's ambassador and Trump's envoy (Tom Barrack) says: There is no (nation-state) in the Middle East.. and what exists is only a collection of tribes and sects.. So since America did that.. nothing remains for us but to reconsider..
Translated from ArabicThere was no (poetry) in the Persian language before Islam. The first poet who wrote poetry in Persian was (Rudaki), who lived in the fourth century of the Hijra..He mastered Arabic and adopted the meters of Arabic poetry.. Then came Ferdowsi and others.. Yes, Ferdowsi deserves the greatest credit for keeping the Persian language alive to this day.
Translated from ArabicKhomeini was not thinking of taking control of the Islamic world militarily or in any other way. And confirmed information, 100%: The Muslim Brotherhood delegation offered Khomeini, in the early days of the revolution, to appoint him (caliph) of all Muslims ... but Khomeini refused that. The person who told me was Sayyid Hussein Khomeini, who translated the meeting between Khomeini and the delegation.
Translated from ArabicBazargan did not neglect the night prayer, as Khomeini himself described him. And it seems that Khomeini’s approval of appointing Bazargan as an interim prime minister... he was a (temporary necessity) to keep America’s evil away from Iran temporarily... until the foundations of the state were firmly established. It is well known that there were close relations between Bazargan’s group and America..
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